Update List-HostnamesInContract.ps1

[pablolurquilopez]

Hi, thanks for the work, but was failing (to me) using PS 7.2 till I added the @() as an array. Hope this helps.

[stuartio]

Hey, thanks for the PR. Can you tell me which version of Powershell you use, and which Akamai account please? I would like to reproduce the error

[pablolurquilopez]

Hi! Sorry, my bad, I told you 7.3.1?. I ran from ISE: Major Minor Build Revision ----- ----- ----- -------- 5 1 20348 1366 I was running without making it array: PS C:\Users\[USER]> $PropHostnames = List-PropertyHostnames -GroupID $Property.groupId -ContractId $Property.contractId -PropertyId $Property.propertyId -PropertyVersion $Property.LatestVersion -Section $Section -AccountSwitchKey $AccountSwitchKey No se puede convertir el valor "@{cnameType=EDGE_HOSTNAME; cnameFrom=[CORRECT FQDN]; cnameTo=failover.edgesuite.net; certProvisioningType=CPS_MANAGED}" al tipo "System.Collections.ArrayList". Error: "No se puede convertir el valor "@{cnameType=EDGE_HOSTNAME; cnameFrom=[CORRECT FQDN]; cnameTo= failover.edgesuite.net; certProvisioningType=CPS_MANAGED}" de tipo "System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject" al tipo "System.Collections.ArrayList"." En línea: 1 Carácter: 1 + $PropHostnames = List-PropertyHostnames -GroupID $Property.groupId -C ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : MetadataError: (:) [], ArgumentTransformationMetadataException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : RuntimeException When modifying to "@([......])" PS C:\Users\[USER]> $PropHostnames = @(List-PropertyHostnames -GroupID $Property.groupId -ContractId $Property.contractId -PropertyId $Property.propertyId -PropertyVersion $Property.LatestVersion -Section $Section -AccountSwitchKey $AccountSwitchKey) PS C:\Users\[USER]> $PropHostnames cnameType cnameFrom cnameTo certProvisioningType --------- --------- ------- -------------------- EDGE_HOSTNAME [CORRECT FQDN] failover.edgesuite.net CPS_MANAGED I am afraid I cannot provide you the AKAMAI account as I am not the owner. But there are several groups and properties in each one. Let me know where I made the mistake, and accept my apologies if so! Best regards, Pablo El mié, 18 ene 2023 a las 17:34, Stuart Macleod ***@***.***>) escribió:

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Hey, thanks for the PR. Can you tell me which version of Powershell you use, and which Akamai account please? I would like to reproduce the error — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#40 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AEMV7MCDJXP2XN4URP7ZGO3WTALRHANCNFSM6AAAAAAT7ISJ3Q> . You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[stuartio]

Thanks for the info @pablolurquilopez . I am trying to narrow down the problem, but I suspect the issue is with Powershell's sometimes annoying habit of converting single-item arrays into just an object of that single item. It tends to confuse PS 5. Can you tell me the email address you use to log in to Akamai please? I can try it against your Akamai access to more easily narrow it down. Also these scripts are pretty old and I can make them way more efficient now, so will overhaul them shortly. If you want to list all hostnames in a given account, check out Get-AppSecHostnameCoverage. I think that would give you the whole list, though not which property, group and contract each hostname is associated with.